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The filling for this is yummy. I only used 3/4 of the marscapone & added some parmesan to make up the rest. I didn't have any problems with the wonton wrappers. Made tortillini shapes instead of ravioli (using just the one wrapper for each piece of pasta) and just had the water simmering instead of boiling.

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The filling was very yummy but I followed the other reviewers' suggestion and made my own pasta.Mrs.Payne suggested the "Basic Pasta" recipe from this site and I made it as is, only to find out that it wasn't enough and should have DOUBLED the recipe.I used water to seal the ravioli together, pressed the edges together, and used a small pizza cutter to cut them apart.Then I made my own rosee tomato sauce (in a large frying pan heat 1 tbsp olive oil over medium heat; saute 2 chopped garlic cloves till slightly golden; remove pan from burner, wait a moment for the simmering to ease up and add 500 ml/2 cups of crushed tomato sauce and a couple tablespoons of water-be careful not to splash yourself; return pan to burner, turn the heat to low, cover and let simmer for another 15-20 minutes until thickened, stirring occasionally; remove from burner, add 1 tbsp chopped fresh basil, season with salt and pepper to taste, and gently stir in 3 tbsp of cream), and my husband said that it complimented the ravioli very well.When cooking the ravioli, bring a large pot of salted water to a SIMMER and cook 4-6 at a time till they float to the top.However, don't overcook them.Once they float to the top, let it cook a few more moments until the "doughy" look is gone.UPDATE: made with wonton wrappers and worked just as great. In order for them not to fall apart, BRING THE WATER TO A SIMMER, not to a boil.

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This was so yummy! I used the Basic Pasta recipe, formed ravioli and filled with this recipe to make a delicious rich dinner. I didn't have Marscapone so I used cream cheese, and subbed green onions for shallots. So tasty. You could really taste everything. It was restaurant quality. I will definitely make it again. I didn't even try to use wonton wrappers. Use the Basic Pasta recipe. Easier than I thought! I needed a sauce to top the ravioli and used the tomato cream sauce from Chicken Milano. My husband went nuts!!!

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I agree with the other reviewers. The filling is amazing but the won top wraps didn't stay together all that well when boiled. I will definitely make these again but will make my own pasta next time. I also used a roasted red pepper alfredo which complimented it all perfectly!

Reviewer:

This was one of the most delicious fillings I have ever had, and is going into my cookbook 4ever!
The one thing I did not do (based on what others said) was use the won ton wrappers. Instead, I decided on making my own fresh pasta and using a rippled edge cookie cutter to make the ravioli shape. It took a while. If I were going to do it from scratch I would have to start a 3pm to have it ready for dinner but so worth it. This is a great recipe! I gave the ravioli to others to try. They loved it!

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This recipe is amazing. To keep the ravs from coming apart while cooking use a pastry wheel to seal the edges and when you drop these in the boiling water immediatly lower the boil to a simmer. I make a roasted red pepper alfredo sauce to go with these and I use portabella mushrooms. Fantastic!

Reviewer:

The filling for this ravioli was amazing. I would recommend it for anyone who wants to make ravioli. The problem I had was with the wonton wrappers. At least 1/2 of them opened up in the water. The 1/2 that survived seemed a bit slimey and I think this was due to using wonton wrappers rather than the normal pasta. I am hoping to find another use for this amazing filling, but I won't be making this dish again.

Reviewer:

5 Stars - for the filling
0 Stars - for using wonton wrapper
Twice we used the wonton wrappers becasue the filling was so delicious. But it left a little something to be desired.
Then, we got wise and learned how to make homemade pasta.
WOW! Totally amazing filling. We just drizzle it with good olive oil and shave a little fresh parmesan over the top and it's perfection.